SA vice president resigns, Kranz steps up
Jillian Kranz, the Student Association Rules and Judiciary Committee chair, became the new SA vice president at the beginning of this semester. “It was a seamless transition,” SA President Tucker Sholtes said. “As soon as the semester started, Jillian hit…
SUNY presses state for bigger budget
SUNY leaders asked for a bigger budget in their testimonies to the New York State Assembly Committees on Ways & Means and Higher Education and Senate Committees on Finance and Higher Education in Albany last Tuesday. In November, the SUNY…
ResLife begins new housing selection rule
This year when students begin the room selection process for housing next year, they will notice a new step. Students now wishing to live anywhere on campus will have to complete mandatory in-person, pre-registration. Marie Driscoll Germain, the associate director…
Gillibrand persists fight on sexual assault
Recently, U.S Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and Claire McCaskill (D-MO) praised a national initiative in President Barack Obama’s budget to put more than $30 million in new resources to combat campus sexual assault. That amount would help fund an additional…
This Week in SA
The Student Association held its 13th meeting of the academic year Tuesday evening. The number of senators needed to make quorum was satisfied. One new student, Alex Sharpsteen, was sworn in as a senator and took the oath of office…
Discount cards help students, businesses
A deal between the Oswego State Student Association and local businesses has created a discount card for students to use while they attend Oswego State. The program for the cards, which began on Feb. 2, offers student discount cards in…
Students find opportunity at Job-A-Rama
New employment opportunities became available to hundreds of Oswego State students at the Job-A-Rama event held in the Marano Campus Center on Wednesday. Job-A-Rama, an event organized by the Career Services, was held in the Swetman Gymnasium for students…
Art exhibition showcases student talent, collaboration
The “Fantastic Architecture” exhibit at 192 W. First St. on Friday Jan. 30 was the exciting debut for many Oswego State     art students. The work this year featured a showcase of 16 pieces from last semester’s…
Oswego State goes tobacco free
Oswego State has joined other colleges across the nation by prohibiting tobacco products on campus as of the first of the year, after years of planning and promotions by a variety of students, faculty and staff members. “We are really…
Education faculty only Americans at Brazil conference
Oswego State faculty members Alfred Frederick and Tania Ramalho were the only representatives from the United States to attend the 2014 National Conference of Education in Brazil. The conference took place Nov. 18 through 23 and was held in the…
